IMBRIW studies risks associated with lagoon and coastal fisheries in Amvrakikos Gulf
Located in Western Greece, the Amvrakikos Gulf is a unique fjord-like embayment with an area of 405 km² and a maximum depth of 55 m (though most of the marine [...]
Located in Western Greece, the Amvrakikos Gulf is a unique fjord-like embayment with an area of 405 km² and a maximum depth of 55 m (though most of the marine [...]
Fish are important biotic elements for assessing the state of running waters. Two ΙΜΒRIW teams are currently working on fish sampling in rivers throughout Greece for the spring season survey [...]
HCMR and local Cypriot researchers have completed the first inventory of wetland habitat sites on the island, in support of biodiversity conservation. […]
Throughout Europe, and definitely in the stunningly species-rich Balkans, biodiversity is far from being completely uncovered or understood. […]
Make a difference by eating, buying, or selling sustainable seafood and help ensure future generations have the same love story we have with our fish today We are INSEPARABLE [...]
Mid July 2013 Despite searches in the recent past the Marathon Minnow (Pelasgus marathonicus), threatened Greek endemic fish had not recently been found in the Kifissos – Athen’s major river. [...]
Early October 2012 A new site for freshwater fish was found in an unexpected stream just north of Athens. […]
June 6th to 9th 2012. Certifying field workers and volunteers in Electrofishing. Our seminar was hosted a Mont Helmos Hotel, Kleitoria, Peloponnese. […]
February 28th 2013 IMBRIW was invited to Lefkosia, Cyprus, at the well organized workshop developed by an Italian EU Life Project headed by Andrea Buffagni (CNR-IRSA). […]
The second visit of Ecoflow project took place in the mountainous areas of Acheloos river the week 30/09/2013 – 5/10/2013. The sites are: Tripotamo, Upstream of Mesochora Dam, Downstream of [...]